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Common Eviction Notices Before a landlord can file an eviction lawsuit against a tenant they must first abide by the applicable notice requirements. The type and content of the eviction notice depends on the city/county in question. If the tenant does not vacate within the specified notice period a landlord can thereafter file an eviction / unlawful detainer lawsuit. The most common notices are: Three Day Notice to Cure /... Read More

Mold is often a sign that there’s a leak somewhere. Once water has seeped inside of walls, floors or ceilings, moist conditions help mold bloom and thrive there, hidden out of sight - or in sight for that matter. Mold infestations are serious. If you’ve experienced flooding or a leak in your roof, chances are there might be mold somewhere in your building. And that’s an issue you want to... Read More

Daniel is excited to announce that he has begun writing a bi-monthly column for local news site Broke Ass Stuart focused on educating Bay Area residents on their tenancy rights.  The latest entries can be found on the website: http://brokeassstuart.com/blog/author/danielw/.  The most recent post, published on May 7, 2015 addresses the issue of "Tenant Buyout" agreements. Read More